Sentence examples for sufficiently awkward from inspiring English sources
When he did go back for the funeral of another brother a few years ago, he felt it had become sufficiently awkward for the authorities to arrest him.
And "Well, this has been sufficiently awkward".
But, of course, some things never change -- Christina Aguilera's boobs were out in full effect, Christina Milian was wearing a horrendous dress and talking about "trending worldwide," Carson Daly was sufficiently awkward and there was also a gender ambiguous singer and a "I'm so pretty, but it was hard to be so pretty" performer as well.
But Scotland found Gibraltar awkward opponents, struggling to find a sufficiently high tempo or a crispness of passing to pick the lock of a well-drilled and stuffy side.
But while he has found a way to survive in awkward circumstances, he might not have impressed sufficiently to convince David Sullivan and David Gold, the owners, to reward him with a long-term deal.
His early plays were sufficiently autobiographical that after seeing his first one-act, "The Dadshuttle," about an awkward parent-child encounter, his father thought he was being mocked and refused to speak to him for some time.
And just to make things sufficiently awkward this time around, there's an uneven number of contestants looking to find love/bag the £50,000 prize.
One assumes the 14th century audience would have been sufficiently beguiled by the mix of story, movement and song not to ask too many awkward questions.
Ax's instinct too for lingering sufficiently to make the melodies sing while still driving everything forward brought poise to a work that can sometimes sounds plain awkward.
Was it sufficiently filmic?
